Defi gauge install regarding using a distribution block.
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Defi gauge install regarding using a distribution block.
So recently I got a new dash to replace my old cracked one. My question is, is there another way for me to install extra accessories besides using vampire clips? I'd rather not have a whole slew of wires being vampired into the harness that has all those necessary wires. I never used a distribution block but I saw them being used on some hardcore builds. I plan to reinstall my defi gauges and tein edfc as well as having a simple place for the future. Thanks guys
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There's plenty of ways. You can use a distribution block as you mentioned. Or do a proper splice into a 12V power source if there's only one accessory. If you have an unused fuse opening in the fuse block, wire into that. On my first RX-7, I gave power to an electric fan from an unused opening in the engine bay fuse block. It was a very clean install and I could use the size PAL fuse I needed for the fan. You could do something similar and run a thick gauge wire to a distribution block and then separately fuse the accessories.
Basically, there are a lot of ways other than vampire clips.
Basically, there are a lot of ways other than vampire clips.
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